Paranormal
I am on the Round the World Cruise and have limited
Internet. I’m using this
time to catch up on my TBR pile on my ereaders. My posts are short with no links or graphics. Check my travel blog to see where I
have been and where I am going.
Easter Diamond is back in Polterheist and getting into the
same trouble as before. To pay her
rent she is working at Fenster & Co, a local department store, as a
Christmas Elf. In keeping with her
background she is the Jewish Elf.
Some of the elves and other characters are quitting with no
notice. They just disappear
without even turning in their costumes.
People who have worked during past Christmas seasons are saying that this
year it is different. There is a
feeling of evil that was not there in the past. Then the props start attacking people. To add to the problem trucks
carrying goods for the store are being hijacked.
That brings Detective Connor Lopez on the scene. Once again he and Esther are
throw together and have to save the day.
Look for fun dialog, great action, and all of the great side characters
that were in previous books. The
paranormal is an evil presence that Esther believes in and Connor does
not. That difference adds
additional interest and tension to the story.
This is book five in the series. Most of the world building has already been done. There are reminders dropped in around
the story and you can read this as a stand alone. However I recommend starting with book one, Disappearing
Nightly.
Polerheist is a book I purchased not one I agreed to review.
DAW published Polterheist by Laura Resnick in 2012.
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